Updated On: 13 November, 2025 08:33 PM IST | Anushree Gaikwad
Residents of Patel building on Thursday gathered near the Elphinstone Bridge demolition site, raising concerns about the impact of heavy machinery on their old and dilapidated homes. (PICS/ SHADAB KHAN)

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Residents have complained of severe dust, noise, and traffic chaos as the bridge is being torn down
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Locals say that persistent dust and constant hammering have made daily life unbearable, with children and the elderly particularly affected by respiratory issues and allergies

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They also said that there is a great deal of uncertainty over the promised rehabilitation plans
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Earlier, mid-day.com had reported that MHADA has begun searching for rehabilitation options within a 5-km radius for 83 families currently living in Haaji Noorani and Lakshmi Nivas — the two most severely affected structures in the area

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However, despite the move, residents say they have received no official communication from MHADA regarding their relocation or timeline
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